Release feelings about distressing experiences, develop insights about interpersonal patterns through support and feedback, create connections, and build trust in yourself and others.

Mondays

• 1:00–2:30pm, diversity-focused. Led by Jaime Funderburk at CWC Radio Road.
• 2:00–3:30pm, in Spanish. Led by Zully Rivera-Ramos and Rebecca Crain at CWC Peabody Hall.

Tuesdays

• 1:00–2:30pm. Led by Jeannie Latimer and Marcia Morris at CWC Radio Road.
• 1:15–2:45pm, starts mid-semester. Led by Laurel Nesbit at CWC Radio Road.
• 3:00–4:30 pm, for grad students. Led by Jen Alonso and Debbie Weiss-Hatfield at CWC Radio Road.
• 3:00–4:30pm, for first-generation students. Led by Rebecca Crain at CWC Peabody Hall.

Wednesdays

• 1:00–2:30pm, for grad students. Led by Analesa Clarke at CWC Peabody Hall.
• 3:00–4:30pm. Led by Lisa Winn and Zully Rivera-Ramos at CWC Radio Road.
• 3:15–4:45pm, starts mid-semester. Led by Amanda Alexander at CWC Peabody Hall.

Thursdays

• 1:00–3:00pm, incorporates running. Led by Geoff Lee and Rebecca Crain at CWC Radio Road.
• 3:15–4:45pm. Led by Anthony Greene at CWC Radio Road.

 

 

Únete al grupo de terapia en español para conocerte y entenderte, a tí y a otras personas, explorando patrones interpersonales a través del apoyo y la retroalimentación en el grupo.

Led by Zully Rivera-Ramos and Rebecca Crain at CWC Peabody Hall.

During the unique experience of graduate school, receive support to survive and flourish, and have a place to discuss your stresses and joys.

Led by Linda Lewis at CWC Radio Road.

Discuss cultural, career, educational, relational and financial concerns unique to international students and identify available resources to help you.

Led by Chun-Chung Choi at CWC Radio Road.

本团体使用你的母语，在团体领导的带领下，透过讨论分享来帮助你更了解自己，从而解决困扰，议题可能包括自身个性了解，人际关系，跨文化生活，生涯规划，学业，和财务等问题。我们欢迎你的加入。

Led by Chun-Chung Choi at CWC Radio Road.

Black women are empowered in discussing concerns facing them today and in gaining rituals, self-care, and connectedness for conquering negative patterns.

Led by Analesa Clarke at CWC Peabody Hall.

Explore issues related to sexual orientation and gender identity, and gain support in integrating your identity with other areas of your life.

Led by Carlos Hernandez at CWC Radio Road.

Explore the challenges and joys of integrating one’s gender identity and expression. Process your unique journey through self-awareness and exploration leading towards a greater sense of self-acceptance.

Led by Carlos Hernandez at CWC Radio Road.

For exploring voices, visions, presences, premonitions, and other extreme, “unusual,” poetic, spiritual or otherwise alternative beliefs, perspectives, or experiences. For more information please follow this link.

Led by Jim Probert at CWC Peabody Hall.

Develop awareness of personal and relational patterns, view life experiences from many angles, and create new ways of seeing, thinking and doing.

• Tuesdays, 3:15–4:45pm
• Wednesdays, 3:00–4:30pm

Led by Jim Probert, Sara Nash, and Sunni Lutton at CWC Peabody Hall.

IPS Core Training takes us much deeper into the philosophy and practice of Intentional Peer Support.

Through dialogues, activities, videos, and other co-learning strategies, we have an opportunity to question, reflect, challenge, and experiment with this powerful way of engaging with ourselves and others.

Led by Jim Probert and Sara Nash at CWC Peabody Hall.

Develop personal plans for maintaining wellness and for addressing internal and external signals of increasing distress. Group emphasizes hope, personal responsibility, education, self-advocacy and support.

Led by Jim Probert and Sara Nash at CWC Peabody Hall.

This group promotes coping with chronic medical challenges through integration of mind-body healing from a psychological perspective and shared support from others.

Led by Debbie Weiss Hatfield and Bev Brady at CWC Radio Road.

For women with eating disorders who would like to examine their relationship with food and their bodies, and who are in or have been in individual therapy.

Led by Roberta Seldman and Keri Johnson at CWC Radio Road.

Develop stress reduction and relapse prevention strategies, and gain strength from others in maintaining recovery. People interested in recovery from all addictions are welcome.

Led by Alvin Lawrence at CWC Peabody Hall.

Women survivors of an assault are welcome to begin or continue their healing journey through connection with other survivors, and learning practices for self-care and connection with self.

Led by Julie Abrams-Bernier and Debbie Weiss-Hatfield at CWC Radio Road.

Learn and practice DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy), mindfulness and distress tolerance skills in a safe and supportive environment to enhance your ability to get through difficult times.

Led by Mei-Fang Lan at CWC Radio Road.

Learn body-based mindfulness and moving meditation practices such as gentle stretches, mindful walking, qi gong to help reduce stress/anxiety, regulate emotions, and improve concentration.

Led by Julie Abrams-Bernier at CWC Radio Road.

Become your own brilliant coach to achieve your goals. This group is perfect for procrastinators, graduate students struggling to complete their theses, students with test anxiety, and ANY student who is having trouble achieving a goal they have for themselves.

Led by Geoff Lee and Barb Welsch at CWC Radio Road.

Learn and practice Mindfulness Meditation, a time-tested method for helping people quiet their minds, feel more relaxed, and non judgmentally focus on the present.

• Mondays, 3:00–4:30pm. Led by Analesa Clarke at CWC Peabody Hall.
• Tuesdays, 1:00-2:30pm. Led by Jen Alonso at CWC Radio Road.
• Tuesdays, 3:15-4:45pm. Led by Tina Tannen at CWC Radio Road.
• Wednesdays, 1:00-2:30pm.  Led by Julie Abrams-Bernier at CWC Radio Road.
• Fridays, 10:30am–12:00pm. Led by Analesa Clarke at CWC Peabody Hall.

Learn and practice Mindfulness Meditation, a time-tested method for helping people quiet their minds when depressed, feel more relaxed, and non-judgmentally focus on the present.

Led by Geoff Lee at CWC Radio Road.

Women gain healing and empowerment through meditation and increase well-being by sharing concerns, providing support and focusing on interpersonal and oppression-sensitive perspectives.

Led by Jamie Funderburk at CWC Peabody Hall.

Cultivate stonger relationships and self-esteem through practices designed to increase authentic and rewarding connection.

Led by Keri Johnson at CWC Radio Road.